Our friend Dakota, a first grader at Jefferson School, had a great time at Champ Camp, the summer program offered at Jefferson School by Champions, Cloverdale Unified School District's new provider of ...

A public draft report of the Penngrove Traffic Study was published on July 3 and released on July 24. “Changing traffic patterns and new developments in surrounding cities have disproportionately ...

At Copperfield’s bookstore in Santa Rosa’s Montgomery Village, there is a special section allocated to works of local writers. One shelf is for works of fiction, another for nonfiction and one shelf ...

My Uncle Joe and I had a secret — the best grilled cheese sandwiches on the east coast! Uncle Joe was a man who loved food and loved to cook it! Simple food, complicated Italian holiday food, snacks, ...

The Aug. 1 edition of the Kenwood Press discussed in detail the Sonoma Ecology Center’s restoration of Sonoma Creek at Morton’s Warm Springs. It would be wise and educational for Sonomans to read the ...

Guerneville is set to host Russian River Pride soon, bringing a vibrant celebration that reflects the strength of the local LGBTQ+ community and the spirit of the Russian River area. This year’s Pride ...

The other day, when I was visiting one of my favorite go-to places for feeding my plant addiction, Harmony Farm Supply and Nursery, I came across a most delightful specimen that oozed cuteness. I ...

The end of summer is near, but that doesn't mean the end of summertime produce at the farmers' market. You will still find mountains of tomatoes, melons, green beans and corn lining the aisles.

Despite an avian flu outbreak and economic pressures, Sonoma County’s agricultural sector defied the odds in 2023, with crop values soaring nearly 19% to reach $950 million—driven by booming wine ...

The 2024 Petaluma Poetry Walk on Sunday, Sept. 15, will be a day-long celebration running from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event will begin at Hotel Petaluma and culminate at Aqus Café, the home of ...

Small town controversy. When you care passionately about your town, it can happen. Last month, I wrote about how the town got four acres to create a community park right downtown for all to use.

Loyal listeners of KBBF will instantly know the name Ana Salgado, the host of the show Compartiendo y aprendiendo (Sharing and learning) every Friday from 4 to 6 p.m. She engages listeners with her ...